Ivydene Gardens Bulb, Corm, Rhizome and Tuber Gallery: |
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Group 1(b). Single Dahlias - |
From the National Dahlia Society (NDS) classified directory used in UK/Europe:- Group 1 SINGLE-FLOWERED dahlias Sing Single-flowered dahlias have blooms with a single outer ring of florets, which may overlap, the centre forming a disc. • (a). Show Singles. Flower heads not more than 3 inches across, 8 (only) rays, smooth, somewhat recurved at the tips, overlapping to form perfectly round flower. Show • (b). Singles. Flower heads with rays not so completely over-lapping as in (a), tips separated. • (c). Mignon Dahlias. Flower heads as in (b), however, plants not more than 18 inches high. |
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Pale Primrose-Yellow
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40 inches x 20-30 inches (100 x 50-75) (leave 20-30 inches (50-75cms) between these dahlia plants) |
Dark Purple |
Absolutely delightful, rich yellow with a gold centre. Height 100cm. Small blooms. Deep, dark Purple foliage. |
Plant 12 inches deep and 20-30 inches (50-75cms) apart with Purple and crimson flowered plants. Loved by butterflies and bees. Support with a stout stick and tie in every fortnight. In southern England, you can mulch deeply and overwinter them in the ground. |
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Group 2. Anemone-Flowered Dahlias |
From the National Dahlia Society (NDS) classified directory used in UK/Europe:- Group 2 ANEMONE-FLOWERED dahlias Anem Anemone-flowered dahlias have blooms with one or more outer rings of generally flattened ray florets surrounding a dense group of tubular florets, which are longer than the disc florets in Single-flowered dahlias, and showing no disc. |
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Deep Plum-Purple
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16 inches x 12 inches |
Mid-Green |
A dwarf bedder anemone (NDS) dahlia; Purple and Purple centre, 36 inches height (90 cms). Deep plum Purple. Abundant display of flowers. Clump-forming form. Companions of Salvia x sylvestris 'Mainacht' and Penstemon 'Sour Grapes'. |
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White
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16 inches x 12 inches (40 x 30) (leave 20-30 inches (50-75 cms) between these dahlia plants) |
Dark Green |
Suitable for growing in pots and for cutting. It is exceptionally free-flowering, especially if the dead flowers are removed from this low compact plant. |
Toto is in Group Anemone-Flowered in The World Dahlia Directory of over 57,000 dahlias. Introduced in 1967. |
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Group 3(a). Collarette Dahlias - Collarette Singles |
From the National Dahlia Society (NDS) classified directory used in UK/Europe:- Group 3 COLLARETTE dahlias Col Collarette dahlias have blooms with a single outer ring of generally flat ray florets, which may overlap, with a ring of small florets (the Collar), the centre forming a disc. • (a). Collarette Singles. Flower heads with single series of rays and one collarette with yellow disk. • (b). Collarette Peony-flowered. Flower heads with 2 or 3 series of rays and collars and yellow disk. • (c). Collarette Decorative. Similar to (b) but fully double. |
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Orange-Red
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24 inches x 18 inches (60 x 45) (leave 20-30 inches (50-75 cms) between these dahlia plants) |
Dark Green |
Clump-forming form. Suitable for growing in pots and in the front of the border providing colour until the first frosts. |
Plant 12 inches (30 cms) deep and 20-30 inches (50-75cms) apart. Loved by butterflies and bees. For best flowers, disbud by removing two of the three blooms at the end of each branch. Only pick dahlias in full flower. Recut the hollow stem ends under water to avoid airlocks. Cutting flowers is best done early in the morning or late in the afternoon. As dahlia buds do not open in water, cut the flowers only when completely developed. |
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Group 4(a). Waterlily Dahlias - Medium-flowered |
From the National Dahlia Society (NDS) classified directory used in UK/Europe:- Group 4 WATERLILY dahlias WL Waterlily dahlias have fully double blooms characterised by broad and generally sparse ray florets, which are straight or slightly involute along their length giving the flower a shallow appearance. The depth should be less than half the diameter of the bloom. • (a) Medium-flowered – usually between 150mm (6in) and 200mm (8in) in diameter MWL • (b) Small-flowered – usually between 100mm (4in) and 150mm (6in) in diameter SWL • (c) Miniature-flowered – not usually exceeding 100mm (4in) in diameter MinWL |
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Sulphur-Yellow
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40 inches x 20 inches |
Dark Green |
Clump-forming. Longlasting cut flower and ideal for planting in containers or in borders from March-May. |
Plant 12 inches (30 cms) deep and 20-30 inches (50-75cms) apart. Loved by butterflies and bees. |
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Group 4(b). Waterlily Dahlias - Small-flowered |
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Shell Pink
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36-48 inches x 18 inches (90-120 x 45) (leave 20-30 inches (50-75 cms) between these dahlia plants) |
Dark Green |
One of the tried-and-true dahlias which is Clump-forming. Outstanding cut flower and keeps very well. Strong straight stems and waterlily-type flowers. |
Plant 12 inches (30 cms) deep and 20-30 inches (50-75cms) apart. Loved by butterflies and bees. For best flowers, disbud by removing two of the three blooms at the end of each branch. |
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White and Purple Blends
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40 inches x 16 inches (100 x 40) (leave 20-30 inches (50-75 cms) between these dahlia plants) |
Dark Green |
Cut-Flower. A leafy plant with stout stems and full heads of pale lilac flowers. It is a colour that looks equally good with pinks or blues but try it with deep reds for a challenging combination. It is tall enough to need staking if it is not to fall over in windy or wet conditions. |
Twilight Time in Group Waterlily Small-flowered White and Purple Blends is in The Growing World of Dahlias of the varieties known to be available commercially in UK and parts of Europe. |
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Group 5(a) - |
From the National Dahlia Society (NDS) classified directory used in UK/Europe:- Group 5 DECORATIVE dahlias Decorative dahlias have fully double blooms showing no disc. The ray florets are generally broad and flat and may be involute for no more than 75% of their length (longitudinal axis), or slightly twisted and usually bluntly pointed. • (a) Giant-flowered – usually exceeding 250mm (10in) in diameter GD • (b) Large-flowered – usually between 200mm (8in) and 250mm (10in) in diameter LD • (c) Medium-flowered – usually between 150mm (6in) and 200mm (8in) in diameter MD • (d) Small-flowered – usually between 100mm (4in) and 150mm (6in) in diameter SD • (e) Miniature-flowered – not usually exceeding 100mm (4in) in diameter MinD |
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Bicoloured - Dark Red with White tips
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June, July, August |
32 inches x 16 inches (80 x 40) (leave 20-30 inches (50-75 cms) between these dahlia plants) |
Dark Green |
128 awards between 1991 and 2005. Use for Cut-flowers and looks good with Sedum telephium subsp. maximum 'Atropur-pureum' and Amaranthus caudatus. |
Bicolour of Dark Red with White tips (or Purple with White tips) in June-August. Bloom size is 10 inches (25 cms) across with very strong stems. |
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Pure White with pale Yellow centre
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40 inches x 24 inches |
Toothed, Dark Green pinnate leaves |
Huge pure White flowers . Height 90cm. Large blooms. Strong flower stems and one of the largest White flowers available. Clump-forming. |
Plant 3-4 inches (7.5-10 cms) deep and 20-30 inches (50-75cms) apart. Loved by butterflies and bees. |
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Primrose-Yellow
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37 inches x 20 inches |
Divided, Dark Green leaves |
On Oct 26, 2004, lmelling from Ithaca, NY (Zone 5b) wrote: Beautiful long lasting bright yellow blooms. Mine generally reach about 8" - 10" across. I find mine do best when planted in containers (instead of directly in garden) in full sun with rich, loose, well drained soil. Give a spritz of liquid fertilizer once ever couple of weeks. Plant the bulbs at about 6" depth. Absolutely beautiful, dependable dahlia that I've grown for the last 5 years. Since I'm in zone 5, I set the bulbs out in May (usually mid month). If frost is possible, cover tender vegetation on those nights with a cardboard box or remay cloth. Blooms generally appear by the end of June/ early July and continue until frost. When frost arrives, lift bulbs, cut off plant close to top of bulb, clean off with water and put in airy place to dry. I store mine in my basement over winter in net bags hanging up. Or put in box with a little peat moss or wood chips and store in cool dark place (45 - 55 degrees). ---> |
Because this is a dinner-plate dahlia, if the blooms reach 8+ inches across, you can dry these for use in dried arrangements and they will form a nice fist sized dried flower when fully dried. Color will hold for about 1 year. To dry: cut (just) fully opened flower and leave a short (4" stem). Poke a 22 ga or 18 ga wire through the flower close to but not in the center of the flower. Loop the top wire into a U and pull down through the opposite side of the flower. Hang upside down in a warm dark place to dry (about 3 weeks). When dry, spray well with a flower preservative or hair spray to seal. I have read that you can preserve the blossoms using silica gel as well, but if you intend to do more than 1 or 2 flowers, air drying is best. Flowers dried in silica gel will absorb moisture from the air and fall apart much quicker" |
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White
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40-44 inches x 20-24 inches (100-110 x 50-60) (leave 22-28 inches (55-70 cms) between these dahlia plants) |
Dark Green |
Cutflower and Clump-forming. Can be grown indoors when placed in a light and warm place which is protected from frost. |
As the name suggests pure White flowers. Height 100cm (40”). Medium blooms - Bloom size is over 10 inches (25 cms) across. |
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Group 5(b) - |
From the National Dahlia Society (NDS) classified directory used in UK/Europe:- Group 5 DECORATIVE dahlias Decorative dahlias have fully double blooms showing no disc. The ray florets are generally broad and flat and may be involute for no more than 75% of their length (longitudinal axis), or slightly twisted and usually bluntly pointed. • (a) Giant-flowered – usually exceeding 250mm (10in) in diameter GD • (b) Large-flowered – usually between 200mm (8in) and 250mm (10in) in diameter LD • (c) Medium-flowered – usually between 150mm (6in) and 200mm (8in) in diameter MD • (d) Small-flowered – usually between 100mm (4in) and 150mm (6in) in diameter SD • (e) Miniature-flowered – not usually exceeding 100mm (4in) in diameter MinD |
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Red with White edges
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36-40 inches x 20 inches (90-100 x 50) (leave 20 inches (50 cms) between these dahlia plants) |
Dark Green |
Oval and upright form. Extremely effective against a wooded background or the back of a wide border. |
Red with White edges in July-October. Bloom size is 8-10 inches (20-25 cms) across. |
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Group 5(c) - |
From the National Dahlia Society (NDS) classified directory used in UK/Europe:- Group 5 DECORATIVE dahlias Decorative dahlias have fully double blooms showing no disc. The ray florets are generally broad and flat and may be involute for no more than 75% of their length (longitudinal axis), or slightly twisted and usually bluntly pointed. • (a) Giant-flowered – usually exceeding 250mm (10in) in diameter GD • (b) Large-flowered – usually between 200mm (8in) and 250mm (10in) in diameter LD • (c) Medium-flowered – usually between 150mm (6in) and 200mm (8in) in diameter MD • (d) Small-flowered – usually between 100mm (4in) and 150mm (6in) in diameter SD • (e) Miniature-flowered – not usually exceeding 100mm (4in) in diameter MinD |
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Bicoloured - Blood-Red with White tips
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July, August, |
42 inches x 20-30 inches (105 x 50-75) (leave 36 inches (90 cms) between these dahlia plants) |
Dark Green |
Long-lasting Cut-flowers and it can grow in pots. Received 783 awards between 1983 and 2007. |
Bicoloured - Blood-Red with White tips in July-October. Bloom size is 6-8 inches (15-20 cms) across. |
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Bright Yellow with Red Variegation
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36 inches x 24 inches |
Dark Green |
Cutflower. Minimum temperature is zero degrees Centigrade, so must be lifted straight after the first frost in the autumn. |
Pompon Yellow with Red variegation. Bloom size is 6-8 inches (15-20 cms) across. |
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Yellow
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36 inches x 30 inches |
Dark Green |
Cutflower. Clump-forming. |
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Lilac and White Blends
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40-48 inches x 25 inches (100-120 x 63) (leave 36 inches (90 cms) between these dahlia plants) |
Toothed, pinnate, Dark Green |
Cutflower and Clump-forming. |
A rich lilac flower with an attractive sheen to it. Height 90cm. Large blooms. Plant 6 inches (15 cms) deep and 36 inches apart in the ground, or start growth in pots of compost in a frost-free greenhouse before transplanting them into their final positions outdoors in June. Loved by butterflies and bees. Support with a stout stick and tie in every fortnight. |
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Purple
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40 inches x 12-24 inches (100 x 30-60) (leave 20-30 inches (50-75 cms) between these dahlia plants) |
Dark Green |
A hugely popular pink variety. Nice, clean and simple. Very free flowering and makes excellent cut flowers. Height 100cm (40”). Medium size. |
Plant 3-4 inches (7.5-10 cms) deep and 20-30 inches (50-75 cms) apart. Loved by butterflies and bees. Support with a stout stick and tie in every fortnight. |
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Dark Pink and White Variegated
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July, August, |
40 inches x 24 inches (100 x 60) (leave 20-30 inches (50-75 cms) between these dahlia plants) |
Dark Green |
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Dark Pink and White variegated in July-September. Bloom size is 6-8 inches (15-20 cms) across. |
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White
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40-44 inches x 12-24 inches (100-110 x 30-60) (leave 20-30 inches (50-75 cms) between these dahlia plants) |
Blue-Green |
Cutflower with the flowers being suitable for drying and preserving; also suitable for growing in pots. |
Plant 1-2 inches (2.5-5 cms) deep and 20-30 inches (50-75 cms) apart. Loved by butterflies and bees. Support with a stout stick and tie in every fortnight. |
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Group 5(d) - |
From the National Dahlia Society (NDS) classified directory used in UK/Europe:- Group 5 DECORATIVE dahlias Decorative dahlias have fully double blooms showing no disc. The ray florets are generally broad and flat and may be involute for no more than 75% of their length (longitudinal axis), or slightly twisted and usually bluntly pointed. • (a) Giant-flowered – usually exceeding 250mm (10in) in diameter GD • (b) Large-flowered – usually between 200mm (8in) and 250mm (10in) in diameter LD • (c) Medium-flowered – usually between 150mm (6in) and 200mm (8in) in diameter MD • (d) Small-flowered – usually between 100mm (4in) and 150mm (6in) in diameter SD • (e) Miniature-flowered – not usually exceeding 100mm (4in) in diameter MinD |
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Scarlet-Red
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30 inches x 39 inches (75 x 98) (leave 30 inches between these dahlia plants) |
Dark Green |
Scarlet red. Tight perfectly formed flowers. Excellent for cutting. Height 75cm. Medium bloom. Clump-forming. |
Plant 0.5 inches deep and 30 inch (75 cms) apart between 20 and 25 degrees Centigrade. Loved by butterflies and bees. |
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Dark Red
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30-40 inches x 16 inches (75-100 x 40) (leave 30 inches between these dahlia plants) |
Dark Green |
This dahlia has won 203 awards up to from 1983 to 2007. Good contrast with the foliage of the Purple leaved forms of Cotinus coggygria or with the late summer blues of Agapanthus. |
Stunning near black flowers that last well and make excellent cut flower. The flowers have a particularly rich, velvety look to them. Height 100cm. |
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Bright Red
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22 inches x 16 inches |
Dark Green |
Bright red in colour. Height 55cm. Small blooms" from R. V. Roger. Good contrast with the foliage of the Purple leaved forms of Cotinus coggygria or with the late summer blues of Agapanthus. As a dwarf Dahlia , use it in bedding schemes and in pots. |
Available from The National Dahlia Collection with its Growing Tips. |
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Decasplit Soft Yellow fading to light Lemon Yellow
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36-48 inches x 18-24 inches ( 90-120 x 45-60) (leave 30 inches between these dahlia plants) |
Dark Green |
A perfect border plant. A delightful hybrid for those of you seeking a more elegant flower - large flowers of the softest yellow/White. |
Plant 6 inches (15 cms) deep and 36 inches (90 cms) apart. Loved by butterflies and bees. |
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Bright Pink
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30 inches x 12 inches (75 x 30) (leave 30 inches between these dahlia plants) |
Dark Green |
Dark stems. Height 75cm. Medium Bloom |
Plant 3-4 inches (7.5-10 cms) deep and 30 inches (75 cms) apart. Loved by butterflies and bees. |
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Bright Lilac-Purple
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30 inches x 12-15 inches (75 x 30-38) (leave 20-30 inches (50-75 cms) between these dahlia plants) |
Dark Green |
Use in borders and in pots. Clump-forming. |
Bloom size is 4-6 inches (10-15 cms) across. |
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Rusty-Orange, paler
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16 inches x 12 inches |
Dark Green |
Good for bedding. Height 40cm. Medium bloom |
Loved by butterflies and bees. |
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Pink and
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40 inches x 20-30 inches (100 x 50-75) (leave 36 inches (90 cms) between these dahlia plants) |
Dark Green |
A very neat decorative-type, with creamy-White flowers blushed with pale lilac and a yellow base. Height: 45cm (18"). Ideal for cutting. |
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Yellow and Orange
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June, July, August, |
11 inches x 20-30 inches ( 28 x 50-75) (leave 20-30 inches (50-75 cms) between these dahlia plants) |
Dark Green |
Hot orange, good for bedding. |
Well-drained Chalk and Sand with plenty of humus (after lifting the tuber, mulch with 2 inch (5 cms) depth of mown autumn leaves in the autumn to create this humus during the winter, for use by the replanted-in-the-spring-Dahlia during the Summer-Autumn. Hardiness Zone: 8,9,10) |
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Yellow
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24 inches x 20 inches |
Dark Green |
Quite useful that it is Deer resistant, since it is a bedding plant to be used in the middle of the border! or use it in a pot. |
Plant 4 inches (10 cms) deep and 20-30 inches (50-75 cms) apart during March-May. Loved by butterflies and bees. |
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White and Pink
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22 inches x 20 inches ( 55 x 50) (leave 20-30 inches (50-75 cms) between these dahlia plants) |
Dark Green |
Bedding plant. |
White and Pink Blends in June-November. Bloom size is 4-6 inches (10-15 cms) across. |
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Group 5(e) - |
From the National Dahlia Society (NDS) classified directory used in UK/Europe:- Group 5 DECORATIVE dahlias Decorative dahlias have fully double blooms showing no disc. The ray florets are generally broad and flat and may be involute for no more than 75% of their length (longitudinal axis), or slightly twisted and usually bluntly pointed. • (a) Giant-flowered – usually exceeding 250mm (10in) in diameter GD • (b) Large-flowered – usually between 200mm (8in) and 250mm (10in) in diameter LD • (c) Medium-flowered – usually between 150mm (6in) and 200mm (8in) in diameter MD • (d) Small-flowered – usually between 100mm (4in) and 150mm (6in) in diameter SD • (e) Miniature-flowered – not usually exceeding 100mm (4in) in diameter MinD |
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Yellow
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12 inches x 10-12 inches (30 x 25-30) (leave 20-30 inches (50-75 cms) between these dahlia plants) |
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Excellent dwarf yellow bedding variety. Height 40cm. Medium bloom. |
Can also be grown indoors in a pot when placed in a light and warm place (heated conservatory). Hardy to -12 degrees Centigrade. Excellent clump-forming bedding plant and pot-plant as houseplant or external pot-plant on the patio, windowbox, doorsteps or balcony |
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18 inches x 12-16 inches (45 x 30-40) (leave 20-30 inches (50-75 cms) between these dahlia plants) |
Dark Green |
Cutflower. Upright and Clump-forming form. Sow seeds from March to May. Perfect for a window-box garden. |
Bicolour flowers of Red with White tips in June-November. Bloom size is less than 4 inches (10 cms) across. |
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Group 6(b) - Ball Dahlias - Miniature Ball |
From the National Dahlia Society (NDS) classified directory used in UK/Europe:- Group 6 BALL dahlias Ball dahlias have fully double blooms, which are ball-shaped or slightly flattened. The ray florets are blunt or rounded at the tips, with margins spirally arranged and involute for at least 75% of the length of the florets. • (a) Small Ball dahlias – usually between 100mm (4in) and 150mm (6in) in diameter SBa • (b) Miniature Ball dahlias – usually between 50mm (2in) and 100mm (4in) in diameter MinBa |
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16-20 inches x 20 inches (40-50 x 50) (leave 20-30 inches (50-75 cms) between these dahlia plants) |
Dark Green |
Plant 3-4 inches (7.5-10 cms) deep and 12-18 inches (30-45 cms) apart. Loved by butterflies and bees. Support with a stout stick and tie in every fortnight. |
Orange in July-October. Bloom size is 2-4 inches (5-10 cms) across. |
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36-48 inches x 18-24 inches (90-120 x 45-60) (leave 20-30 inches (50-75 cms) between these dahlia plants) |
Dark Green |
A very pretty variety with lilac-pink flowers. Generally the flowers are larger than most other pompom varieties, making this ideal for cut flowers. Height 90cm. Large blooms. |
Plant 4-6 inches (15 cms) deep and 20-30 inches (50-75 cms) apart during March-May. Loved by butterflies and bees. Support with a stout stick and tie in every fortnight. |
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Group 7 - Pompon |
From the National Dahlia Society (NDS) classified directory used in UK/Europe:- Group 7 POMPON dahlias Pom Pompon dahlias have fully double, spherical blooms of miniature size, with florets involute for the whole of their length (longitudinal axis). • Pompon dahlias – not exceeding 50mm (2in) in diameter SPom |
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24-36 inches x 20 inches (60-90 x 50) (leave 20-30 inches (50-75 cms) between these dahlia plants) |
Dark Green |
Cutflower Pompon Dahlia. A really bright, canary-yellow flower. Height 90cm. Large blooms |
Plant 6 inches (15 cms) deep and 20-30 inches (50-75 cms) apart. Loved by butterflies and bees. Support with a stout stick and tie in every fortnight. |
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Group 8(c) - Cactus |
From the National Dahlia Society (NDS) classified directory used in UK/Europe:- Group 8 Cactus dahlias Cactus dahlias have fully double blooms, the ray florets are usually pointed, the majority narrow and revolute for more than 50% or more of their length (longitudinal axis) and either straight or incurving. • (a) Giant-flowered – usually exceeding 250mm (10in) in diameter GC • (b) Large-flowered – usually between 200mm (8in) and 250mm (10in) in diameter LC • (c) Medium-flowered – usually between 150mm (6in) and 200mm (8in) in diameter MC • (d) Small-flowered – usually between 100mm (4in) and 150mm (6in) in diameter SC • (e) Miniature-flowered – not usually exceeding 100mm (4in) in diameter MinC |
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18-24 inches x 18-24 inches (45-60 x 45-60) (leave 20-30 inches (50-75 cms) between these dahlia plants) |
Medium Green |
Cut-Flower. Suitable for zones 8, 9, 10 with the map on Brent and Becky's Page showing the relevant suitable parts of America in purple, otherwise put in Pot and take pot into frost free conditions from the first frost in the Autumn till 10 days before the last expected frost next Spring. |
Yellow and Pink Blends in June-November. Bloom size is up to 4 inches (10 cms) across. |
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Dark Green |
Medium-sized blooms of the darkest velvety red. One of our absolute favourites. Height: 90cm (36"). |
Plant 4 inches (10 cms) deep and 18 inches (45 cms) apart. Loved by butterflies and bees. Support with a stout stick and tie in every fortnight. |
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Excellent cut flower, with video tips on their planting a dahlia in a pot system. Clump-forming. |
A real show-stopper! Deep purple with a real shine to the petals, making the whole flower glisten. Height 100cm. Medium blooms. Plant 4 inches (10 cms) deep and 18 inches (45 cms) apart. Loved by butterflies and bees. Support with a stout stick and tie in every fortnight. |
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Group 8(d) - Cactus - Small-flowered |
From the National Dahlia Society (NDS) classified directory used in UK/Europe:- Group 8 Cactus dahlias Cactus dahlias have fully double blooms, the ray florets are usually pointed, the majority narrow and revolute for more than 50% or more of their length (longitudinal axis) and either straight or incurving. • (a) Giant-flowered – usually exceeding 250mm (10in) in diameter GC • (b) Large-flowered – usually between 200mm (8in) and 250mm (10in) in diameter LC • (c) Medium-flowered – usually between 150mm (6in) and 200mm (8in) in diameter MC • (d) Small-flowered – usually between 100mm (4in) and 150mm (6in) in diameter SC • (e) Miniature-flowered – not usually exceeding 100mm (4in) in diameter MinC |
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Dark Green |
A Clump-forming, bedding plant which is a good cutflower for growing in a pot and as groundcover in the middle of flower beds. |
Plant top of tuber just below the soil surface and 20-30 inches (50-75 cms) apart. Loved by butterflies and bees. Support with a stout stick and tie in every fortnight. |
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Group 9(b) - Semi-Cactus |
From the National Dahlia Society (NDS) classified directory used in UK/Europe:- Group 9 SEMI-CACTUS dahlias Semi-cactus dahlias have fully double blooms; the ray florets are usually pointed and revolute for more than 25% of their length and less than 50% of their length (longitudinal axis), broad at base and either straight or incurving. • (a) Giant-flowered – usually exceeding 250mm (10in) in diameter GSC • (b) Large-flowered – usually between 200mm (8in) and 250mm (10in) in diameter LSC • (c) Medium-flowered – usually between 150mm (6in) and 200mm (8in) in diameter MSC • (d) Small-flowered – usually between 100mm (4in) and 150mm (6in) in diameter SSC • (e) Miniature-flowered – not usually exceeding 100mm (4in) in diameter MinSC |
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Cut-flower. Suitable for pot culture. |
Plant 6 inches (15 cms) deep and 36 inches (90 cms) apart between March and June. Loved by butterflies and bees. Support with a stout stick and tie in every fortnight. |
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From the National Dahlia Society (NDS) classified directory used in UK/Europe:- Group 9 SEMI-CACTUS dahlias Semi-cactus dahlias have fully double blooms; the ray florets are usually pointed and revolute for more than 25% of their length and less than 50% of their length (longitudinal axis), broad at base and either straight or incurving. • (a) Giant-flowered – usually exceeding 250mm (10in) in diameter GSC • (b) Large-flowered – usually between 200mm (8in) and 250mm (10in) in diameter LSC • (c) Medium-flowered – usually between 150mm (6in) and 200mm (8in) in diameter MSC • (d) Small-flowered – usually between 100mm (4in) and 150mm (6in) in diameter SSC • (e) Miniature-flowered – not usually exceeding 100mm (4in) in diameter MinSC |
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Medium Green |
Dwarf bedder which can also be grown in pots. Clump-forming. Cut-flower. |
Decorative type flowers in a lovely salmon pink with yellow blushing. Very pretty! |
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White and Purple
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48 inches x 20-30 inches (120 x 50-75) (leave 36 inches (90 cms) between these dahlia plants) |
Dark Green |
White flowers with bright lilac-pink tips to the petals. Excellent as cut flower. |
White and Purple Bicoloured in August-November. Bloom size is 6 inches (15 cms) across. |
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40 inches x 18 inches (100 x 45) (leave 36 inches (90 cms) between these dahlia plants) |
Dark Green |
A good clear orange colour. Simple yet very attractive. Makes excellent cut flower. Height 80cm. Medium blooms. |
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Group 9(e) - Semi-Cactus |
From the National Dahlia Society (NDS) classified directory used in UK/Europe:- Group 9 SEMI-CACTUS dahlias Semi-cactus dahlias have fully double blooms; the ray florets are usually pointed and revolute for more than 25% of their length and less than 50% of their length (longitudinal axis), broad at base and either straight or incurving. • (a) Giant-flowered – usually exceeding 250mm (10in) in diameter GSC • (b) Large-flowered – usually between 200mm (8in) and 250mm (10in) in diameter LSC • (c) Medium-flowered – usually between 150mm (6in) and 200mm (8in) in diameter MSC • (d) Small-flowered – usually between 100mm (4in) and 150mm (6in) in diameter SSC • (e) Miniature-flowered – not usually exceeding 100mm (4in) in diameter MinSC |
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Soft Orange, Bronze at the centre
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16 inches x 15-18 inches (40 x 38-45) (leave 20 inches (50 cms) between these dahlia plants) |
Dark Green |
Use in middle of border. |
Plant 6 inches (15 cms) deep and 20 inches (50 cms) apart. Loved by butterflies and bees. Support with a stout stick and tie in every fortnight. |
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16-24 inches x 20 inches (40-60 x 50) (leave 20 inches (50 cms) between these dahlia plants) |
Dark Green |
Perfect bedding plant for pots and in flower beds. Further growing details from Growing Colors. |
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Group 10PE(c) - Miscellaneous Dahlias - |
From the National Dahlia Society (NDS) classified directory used in UK/Europe:- Group 10 MISCELLANEOUS dahlias Misc for Miscellaneous Miscellaneous dahlias are any dahlias which do not fall into one of the listed groups, such as Peony-flowered dahlias. Peony-flowered dahlia flower heads with 2 or 3 series of ray-florets and central disk. • (a). Large Peony-flowered. Flower heads more than 7 inches across. Paeony • (b). Medium Peony-flowered. Flower heads from 5-7 inches across. Paeony • (c). Small Peony- flowered. Flower heads less than 5 inches across. Paeony • (d). Dwarf Peony-flowered. Plants not more than 30 inches high. Paeony |
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44 inches x 18 inches |
Dark Bronze-Red |
Peony type flowers in a rich red with very conspicuous yellow anthers. Has superb, rich dark purple foliage. An old favourite that is always popular. Almost hardy. Mulch well. Height 60-80cm. 183 awards between 1991 and 2007 inclusive. A popular cutflower, bedding plant and looks good with Rudbeckia hirta 'Marmalade' and Nandina domestica. Garden care instructions from Crocus. |
Plant 3-4 inches (7.5-10 cms) deep and 36 inches (90 cms) apart. Loved by butterflies and bees. Support with a stout stick and tie in every fortnight. |
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